50 POINTS Why did the Catholic Counter-Reformation have a positive impact on the Catholic Church? Question 13 options: It showed that Catholic leaders were willing to change the way the church operated.

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50 POINTS Why did the Catholic Counter-Reformation have a positive impact on the Catholic Church?

Question 13 options:

It showed that Catholic leaders were willing to change the way the church operated.

It increased the size of the Catholic Church's military.

It decreased the popularity of Catholic teachings.

It allowed many of the Catholic Church's members to join the Reformation

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Answer: It showed that Catholic leaders were willing to change the way the church operated.

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Pedro Vieira answered Mar 1, 2023

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